Morrisons and ikea

Subject: Morrisons and ikea
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9362 19.01.22 - 12:28pm
And probably a few other companies have both announced that staff who refuse to get vaccinated will only get statutory SSP if they have to self isolate or get covid . This does not apply if they cannot have the vaccine for medical reasons. Well done to those companies * +

mikeymk 19.01.22 - 01:24pm
Disgusting acts of inequality. I will be boycotting them.

I don't tend to boycott companies because it's usually the employees on the ground who suffer, instead of the cigar smokers who inflict their disrepute upon them.

It's not like these companies don't realise it's the jabbed spreading it the most, they just recognise the jabbed tend to need fewer days off and are prepared to scrap their worker's rights to save a few quid.

This is an authoritarian and elitist move, and I will turn my back on any company I find practicing it. * +

r3ckless 19.01.22 - 01:25pm
Wakeup (wave) * +

warded 19.01.22 - 05:16pm
The ''creator'' of ikea was a professional tax evader * +

obi_jon 19.01.22 - 06:16pm

@ 9362 - 19.01.22 - 12:28pm
And probably a few other companies have both announced that staff who refuse to get vaccinated will only get statutory SSP if they have to self isolate or get covid . This does not apply if they cannot have the vaccine for medical reasons. Well done to those companies

I think such mandates, and in fact more than a few of the covid restrictions we've gone through, are largely about companies/corporations shielding themselves from legal liabilities. Without them, if someone got sick and died of covid or suffered life changing lung damage because they'd been infected at work, then theoretically they could be sued for compensation, damages, etc. * +

deusexmachina 19.01.22 - 06:21pm
My sick pay entitlements are in my contract so I am ok. Surely theirs are too * +

kipling 19.01.22 - 06:25pm

@ mikeymk - 19.01.22 - 01:24pm
Disgusting acts of inequality. I will be boycotting them.

I don't tend to boycott companies because it's usually the employees on the ground who suffer, instead of the cigar smokers who inflict their disrepute upon them.

It's not like these companies don't realise it's the jabbed spreading it the most, they just recognise the jabbed tend to need fewer days off and are prepared to scrap their worker's rights to save a few quid.

This is an authoritarian and elitist move, and I will turn my back on any company I find practicing it.

Utter B.ollo.cks , the jabbed remain the most cautious , the younger , scummie fkers are the spreaders , plus the idiots who fail to realise this is still serious, , aren't youngsters , one of the most serious spreaders as they're exempt from From wearing face coverings despite their ability to show little or no symptoms? * +

deusexmachina 19.01.22 - 06:44pm
Natural selection, not everybody is meant to make it and we don't need them too either. The weak and the scared hold us back. * +